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Extractions: YNE Schools' Information The YNE runs a "School Centre of Weightlifting" scheme, where active school clubs are loaned equipment, and offered advice and coaching, in return for entering lifters in our competitions. We have a Schools' Weightlifting Championship each year ( results ), plus school age lifters at Under 18, Junior (Under 20), and even Senior (i.e. open age) level competitions. There is also an Under 16 Bench Press Championship ( results ), which is held as part of the Schools' Lifting Championships in December. Many of the school-age lifters also enter the YNE Under 18 Powerlifting Championships ( results The best of our young lifters go on to the British Schools' Weightlifting Championships or the British Under 18 Powerlifting Championships. Check the BWLA's official position on Weight-training and children:- Position Statement Read Steve Cannon's paper (published on the powerhousegym.com web-site) exploding some of the myths about weight training for the young:- Myths
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Extractions: Mac users: please note that our site is optimized for the Safari browser Fitness What's a healthy weightlifting schedule? Originally Published: May 26, 2000 / Updated on: May 21, 2004 Alice, Is it healthy to lift weights everyday, or is it better to lift every other day? Dear Reader, Weight training is an important component of fitness. As in any training program, rest is an essential factor. It's important to leave a day between exercising a specific body part or muscle in order to reap the benefits of your hard work. That's because weightlifting may cause micro-tears in the muscle fiber(s) that temporarily reduce strength. These tears are thought to cause some of the soreness you feel after a new exercise or tough workout. During this crucial rest time, your muscles are building protein and getting stronger. It takes about two days to heal the muscle fibers torn by weightlifting. If you want to lift weights every day (remember to take at least one day a week off for rest), focus on different muscle groups in three-day cycles, leaving two days in between the same group. For example: Other tips to consider for safer weightlifting: To help prevent injury, start with some light cardiovascular activity to warm up your muscles.
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Extractions: @import "/media/NSCAStyle4.css"; Navigate - select a page NSCA Home - Career Center - Interest Groups - Abstract Submission - Elections - Meeting Minutes - Bylaws - Online Journals - Position statements - Publications - Steroid Packet - Online learning - shopping - Find a Trainer - Certification - Interviews - Recognized Schools - join - renew - Update Info - Why Join? - FAQs - About NSCA - State Chapters - Overview - National Conference - Sport-Specific Training Conference - Personal Trainers' Conference - Lifting for Power - Plyometrics and Speed Development - State Clinics - Calendar info bylaws minutes news ... join The purpose of the NSCA Weightlifting SIG is to bring together NSCA members interested in promoting weightlifting in strength and conditioning. The WL SIG provides a forum for interested individuals to learn and share their experiences and knowledge in the study and practice of weightlifting in strength and conditioning. Loren Chiu, MS, CSCS, CDNAthlete@comcast.net Welcome to the home page of the NSCA Weightlifting SIG. Our mission is to bring together NSCA members interested in promoting weightlifting in strength and conditioning. The WL SIG provides a forum for interested individuals to learn and share their experiences and knowledge in the study and practice of weightlifting in strength and conditioning. The history of the Weightlifting SIG stems from the lack of exposure and educational resources available to NSCA members regarding weightlifting exercises and methods. Our current projects include:
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Extractions: Skip Navigation VRG Home About VRG Vegetarian Journal ... Links Vegetarian Journal 2003 Issue 4 By Jack Norris, RD Many weightlifters think a vegan diet might be detrimental to their efforts because of the lower protein content of a typical vegan diet. Other weightlifters feel that a vegan diet enhances their training regimen by reducing fatigue and improving general health. Unfortunately, there are no studies looking directly at vegan weight- lifters, but there is a fair amount of research that can be used to extrapolate to vegans. While reading this article, keep in mind that weightlifting can be divided into two types: Carbohydrates, fat, protein, and alcohol all provide energy. Resistance training, exercises where muscles push or pull against some force, is used to develop and maintain muscular strength and requires an increase in energy above that of sedentary individuals. The amounts vary depending upon training regimen, as well as other factors, including exercise efficiency, gender, non-exercise habits, and genetics. Because of the variation in needs, there is no one easy formula for caloric requirements; it is a matter of experimentation. It is important to note that not eating enough calories to meet needs will tend to reduce muscle mass. Eating adequate calories spares muscle protein that would otherwise be used for energy. Paying attention to hunger signals can be a good guide in knowing whether you are eating enough energy. For a general ballpark figure, novice male weightlifters increased muscle mass and size, and lowered body fat, on a diet of about 18 calories/lb of body weight per day (3240 calories/day for a 180-lb person).
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Extractions: Weighty Matters is a selective archive of powerlifting and bodybuilding posts from the old misc.fitness and the newer misc.fitness.weights and other Internet chat groups. Maybe you'll find your old posts here? POST OF THE WEEK: 2004 WASH STATE USAPL MEET POWERLIFTING Advice on competitions, the Big Three Lifts, sample routines, and downloads of powerlifting spreadsheets. EXERCISES Hard to believe, but I've been saving posts from the Net about lifting weights since 1991. Back then, a chat group such as misc.fitness was a serous place to trade information and advice. Now there is so much trash that I stick pretty much to listserves such as "strength on-line." You'll find here an amazing trove of material organized by parts of the body and by lifts. These are the posts that made "Weighty Matters" famous. HOW-TO... How to add 20-40 pounds to your bench press, how to stretch, how to spot a fellow lifter, how to break through a plateau, how to breathe, how to make weight, and many more step-by-step guides to lifting. THE MENTAL GAME Tips on motivation, inspiring stories from your fellow lifters, and debates on the best strategies for lifting weights.
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